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The Air Force’s hair-raising (sorry) research for drones
Air Force Research Lab engineers are developing artificial hair sensors that they say will may aircraft more agile and more reliable.
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Israel Air Force says seized Iranian drone is a knockoff of US Sentinel
The Iranian drone that Israel intercepted over the weekend is a “copy” of a stealthy U.S.-built RQ-170 Sentinel UAV, according to a senior Israeli Air Force officer.
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A way to make military drones even more useful
The Department of Defense wants to improve its modeling and simulation programs as a way to bolster how it trains cyber warriors and make better use of intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance data from drones.
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This robotic Humvee can take point
The Army is testing how a robotic Humvee teamed with a human-driven command-and-control vehicle can semi-autonomously engage targets.
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Interior’s magic bullet: Drones that are DoD castoffs
The Department of Interior’s entire fleet of drones costs less than a single one of its manned aircraft, and many of the drones are hand-me-downs from DoD. But those drones are offering the rare option of reducing costs and increasing safety of personnel,
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Meet MRZR X — the Polaris equipment transport ground robot
Polaris dropped the curtain on its new MRZR X, its offering for the Army’s unmanned Squad Multipurpose Transport Vehicle (SMET) competition, at AUVSI.
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Nexter foresees future tank prototype contract, talks AI and robot aspirations
Nexter hopes to sign a contract around 2020 for a technology demonstrator for a future heavy tank for the French and Germany armies.
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Chinese firm shows off two drones in a first for Singapore Airshow
Both the Wing Loong and the larger Wing Loong II were on display, along with a suite of mock-up weapons for potential customers to view.
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SpaceX’s big new rocket blasts off, puts sports car in space
SpaceX’s big new rocket blasted off Tuesday on its first test flight, carrying a red sports car aiming for an endless road trip past Mars.
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The Air Force’s hair-raising (sorry) research for drones
Air Force Research Lab engineers are developing artificial hair sensors that they say will may aircraft more agile and more reliable.
-
Israel Air Force says seized Iranian drone is a knockoff of US Sentinel
The Iranian drone that Israel intercepted over the weekend is a “copy” of a stealthy U.S.-built RQ-170 Sentinel UAV, according to a senior Israeli Air Force officer.
-
A way to make military drones even more useful
The Department of Defense wants to improve its modeling and simulation programs as a way to bolster how it trains cyber warriors and make better use of intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance data from drones.
-
This robotic Humvee can take point
The Army is testing how a robotic Humvee teamed with a human-driven command-and-control vehicle can semi-autonomously engage targets.
-
Interior’s magic bullet: Drones that are DoD castoffs
The Department of Interior’s entire fleet of drones costs less than a single one of its manned aircraft, and many of the drones are hand-me-downs from DoD. But those drones are offering the rare option of reducing costs and increasing safety of personnel,
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Meet MRZR X — the Polaris equipment transport ground robot
Polaris dropped the curtain on its new MRZR X, its offering for the Army’s unmanned Squad Multipurpose Transport Vehicle (SMET) competition, at AUVSI.
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Nexter foresees future tank prototype contract, talks AI and robot aspirations
Nexter hopes to sign a contract around 2020 for a technology demonstrator for a future heavy tank for the French and Germany armies.
-
Chinese firm shows off two drones in a first for Singapore Airshow
Both the Wing Loong and the larger Wing Loong II were on display, along with a suite of mock-up weapons for potential customers to view.
-
SpaceX’s big new rocket blasts off, puts sports car in space
SpaceX’s big new rocket blasted off Tuesday on its first test flight, carrying a red sports car aiming for an endless road trip past Mars.
-
The Air Force’s hair-raising (sorry) research for drones
Air Force Research Lab engineers are developing artificial hair sensors that they say will may aircraft more agile and more reliable.
-
Israel Air Force says seized Iranian drone is a knockoff of US Sentinel
The Iranian drone that Israel intercepted over the weekend is a “copy” of a stealthy U.S.-built RQ-170 Sentinel UAV, according to a senior Israeli Air Force officer.
-
A way to make military drones even more useful
The Department of Defense wants to improve its modeling and simulation programs as a way to bolster how it trains cyber warriors and make better use of intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance data from drones.
-
This robotic Humvee can take point
The Army is testing how a robotic Humvee teamed with a human-driven command-and-control vehicle can semi-autonomously engage targets.
-
Interior’s magic bullet: Drones that are DoD castoffs
The Department of Interior’s entire fleet of drones costs less than a single one of its manned aircraft, and many of the drones are hand-me-downs from DoD. But those drones are offering the rare option of reducing costs and increasing safety of personnel,
-
Meet MRZR X — the Polaris equipment transport ground robot
Polaris dropped the curtain on its new MRZR X, its offering for the Army’s unmanned Squad Multipurpose Transport Vehicle (SMET) competition, at AUVSI.
-
Nexter foresees future tank prototype contract, talks AI and robot aspirations
Nexter hopes to sign a contract around 2020 for a technology demonstrator for a future heavy tank for the French and Germany armies.
-
Chinese firm shows off two drones in a first for Singapore Airshow
Both the Wing Loong and the larger Wing Loong II were on display, along with a suite of mock-up weapons for potential customers to view.
-
SpaceX’s big new rocket blasts off, puts sports car in space
SpaceX’s big new rocket blasted off Tuesday on its first test flight, carrying a red sports car aiming for an endless road trip past Mars.
